Lease Term: 1 year. Utilities Included: Gas & Hot Water. Photos are an example of similar units within the building, actual unit may vary. Availability and pricing can change daily and vary by lease term. Please contact us to schedule a showing.

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Apartments for rent in Chicago for $2,313-$4,566 with 1-2 beds, 1-2 baths, 500-1,295 sqft, pet friendly and located at 360 E S Water St in Chicago, IL 60601. The averaged rental price of $3,440 is 36.6% ($922) higher than the average rent of $2,518 for apartments in Chicago, IL and 38.9% ($964) higher than the average rent of $2,476 for apartments in Cook County. 360 E S Water St was advertised by Noi Cohen today at 10:37 AM ET and last updated at 3:15 PM ET.

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306	1	1	500	$2,347
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1016	1	1	570	$2,628
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3703	1	1	610	$2,652
805	1	1	690	$2,655
2807	1	1	665	$2,657
907	1	1	730	$2,670
317	1	1	815	$2,675
4103	1	1	610	$2,702
3309	1	1	615	$2,708
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1514	1	1	730	$2,729
4010	1	1	580	$2,741
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611	1	1	860	$2,760
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807	1	1	730	$2,804
302	1	1	805	$2,821
4304	1	1	600	$2,822
3810	1	1	605	$2,828
1007	1	1	700	$2,851
1707	1	1	730	$2,856
4104	1	1	600	$2,859
4408	1	1	690	$2,879
2105	1	1	730	$2,883
905	1	1	690	$2,891
4507	1	1	665	$2,902
3302	1	1	820	$2,922
2006	1	1	700	$2,929
2406	1	1	700	$2,939
4505	1	1	675	$2,953
2905	1	1	690	$2,978
4207	1	1	665	$2,979
606	1	1	670	$2,982
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5008	1	1	850	$3,208
3305	1	1	690	$3,232
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360 E S Water St Chicago, IL 60601 - Cook County

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Chicago, IL 60601 - Cook County